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New “Healing and Hope” Initiative Seeks to Amplify...
In recognition of the continuing mental health crisis, the USCCB has announced a new component within the ongoing National Catholic Mental Health Camp...
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Pope urges church to listen to sorrows of abuse vi...
At the Jubilee of Consolation, Pope Leo XIV urged Catholics to safeguard the vulnerable with tenderness and to overcome pain with forgiveness, not vio...
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Modern Christian martyrs show power of love in fac...
Pope Leo XIV and representatives of numerous Orthodox, Anglican and Protestant churches and federations paid tribute together to Christians martyred i...
SEPTEMBER | For our relationship with all of creation
Let us pray that societies where coexistence seems more difficult might not succumb to the temptation of confrontation for ethnic, political, religious or ideological reasons.
Bishop Seitz: We Have Become a Great Nation Because We Have Welcomed Immigrants
Following the release of a statement of pastoral concern in November 2024, Most Rev. Mark J. Seitz of El Paso was able to talk to us about his concern for those in living in fear because of recent rhetoric regarding the southern border and our immigration system.
Bishop Daniel Thomas Shares Lenten Message of Hope After Abortion
A message to all who carry the sadness and guilt of an abortion experience, from Bishop Daniel Thomas of Toledo, chairman of the USCCB Pro-Life Committee. He prays that God plants a seed of hope in their hearts and encourages those who suffer to allow the Lord to heal them.

5 Minutes with a Bishop: My Episcopal Motto

5 Minutes with a Bishop: The Camino with Archbishop Coakley, Bishop Wall, and Bishop Conley

Child and Youth Protection Roundtable Interview
Mrs. Suzanne Healy, Chair of the National Review Board interviewed the former Chair of the Committee on the Protection of Children and Young People (CPCYP), Most Rev. James V. Johnston, Jr., Bishop of Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Most Rev. Barry C. Knestout, Bishop of Richmond, Chair of the CPCYP.

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